Unclear roads schemes and tariff talk in Bunbury area
Local discussion centers on road access to Bunbury and Collie with proposed use of sleepers or footpath solutions amid traffic delays. Parliament tariff debates affect dairy equipment pricing, while timber and railway activity resumes after holidays. Collie Band and seaside excursion draw crowds as rail services expand and a fatal accident at Namine Station prompts investigations.
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Bunbury
Cornell
Thin Joo News
Tarng Millace
Cockburn Sound
Rockingham
Thin Ling
TareahMae
Marrinup
Nange Brook
Warsey
Collie
Torla-Street
Thein Slaving van Rueh
Banbury
Ciiminatins
Tuaieat
Overyone
Teaduie
Allway
Cece Gilmour
Tmawarra
Lyrig Theatre War Pictures Show at Wednesday Eve
War pictures and cartoons headline the program at Lyrig Theatre, Melbourne Cup 1914 referenced, with Wireless from the War and a four act drama An American Soldier. Prices listed Circle 7s, hall As, secured from Spencer's Theatre Royal Perth.
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Antwerp
Spencer
Theatre Royal
Perth
Circle 7S
Hall
Agricultural Societies Address Market Struggles in Midland Region
The article discusses turmoil in Western Australian livestock trade as abattoirs close private facilities and government-owned plants at Midland and North Fremantle. It notes shifting costs, regulatory actions, and calls for Agricultural Societies to weigh in on fat stock and stores markets, with emphasis on producer and consumer impacts and the need for coordinated policy.
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Midland Junction
Yanda
Sbattoira
North Fremantle
Ttaleo
Ibattoira
Abattoira
Fremantle
Kimberley
Robb
Weamera
Benddan
Royal Agriculturnd Society
Wil
Midland
Wroworw and
Bayere
Help for Belgians Mra K. Mr. Bastman Acknowledges Donations
Belgians receive various gifts and aid items including cash, clothing from multiple donors, a Belgian flag from the Helgian Consul, and a box of chocolates. An amusing note describes a newspaper test to identify nationality using a glass of beer and a tie, with humorous stereotypes of nationalities.
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W. Hayes
Wanmoth
Napier
Fore
Tor Johnston
Mix, Edwards
Clare Layman
Mitchell
Young
JF Waynn
North beats South by three wickets in tight Recreation Ground match
North chased 106 on the Recreation Ground after South posted 106 with Rose adding 22 and 17, Redated 23, Scott 19, and a late setback for Rose who retired after a blow. Clifford took five wickets for 34, Williams two for two, O Lochlin two for 28, as North in reply, Clifford top scored with 49, Williams 18, Jackson 12, and Chadd 23 aiding a three wicket, 12 run win.
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North
South
Recreation Ground
Souths
Rose
Redated
Scott
H. Rose
O'Lochus
Clifford
Williams
O'Lochlin
Norths
Jackson
Chadd
South Bunbury
Semmens
H. Ross
J. Radsted
Clifford Clements
Robinson
Bray
Banbury Beats Collie In Return Cricket Match
Banbury State School cricketers visited Cok Me for a return match. Banbury opened with strong bowling and fine batting from Johansen Scott and Norman. They limited Collie to 53 and won by 13 runs led by Scott Mott Johansen and Shepherd.
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Gu Swlurduy
Banbury State School
Crickitera
Collie Hoya
Lam
Meg
Banbury
Johansen
Scott
Norman
Banbury Yeore
Léeightey
Collie’ Ware
Lin Hert
Colle
Cuny
Maunbury
Scntt
Mott
Shepherd
Bunbury
Nelson Cricket Roundup Shows Warriors Lead Greenbushes Coop
Bridgetown travels to Greenbushes Mill but suffers a severe defeat as Warriors and Greenbushes Coop dominate. Premiership standings list Warriors first with Timber Mill second and Bridgetown weak, while Co op Mill secure a win by eight wickets and Bridgetown struggle.
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Bridgetown
Greenbushes Mill
Ibin
Yorano
Permrmances
Premiem
Warriors
Greenbushes Coop
Timber Millee & Dridgetaws
Timber Coop Mill
Tne
Bowls Match Highlights From Saturday Afternoon Tussle
The second titer elimate between two dectonite was played off on Saturday afternoon on Use Loch Rein with Westerm Were victorious by a majority of thete points. No. 4 rit De Juels and others had tough games as Peter Willane downed Prain's team, while Hands and Wat Brit contributed strong efforts. The town club adopted cheeting for the skippers and several clubs may follow ahead of the next match.
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Westerm
Evan
Frominen
Peter Willane
Prain
Peter
T. Moore
Aery Fine Game
Hylands Circus to Visit Bunbury for Short Season
Hylands Circus announces Bunbury appearances starting Friday and Saturday featuring Tom Hyland the blind horsemaster, Miss Gertie Hyland handling trapeze, Miss Maudie Hyland in Mexican Hurricane acts, contortionists, clowns, performing ponies, and the Nor West jumping show led by Pink Top. Special prizes offered for riding feats and a Belgium Arab act, with Rudi Donnybrook finale and Brass Band music nightly before performances at 8 o'clock.
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Bunbury
Tom
Gertie Hyland
Maudie
D'Arcy Hyland
Pink Top
Harry Parlux
Alo
Smndlurs
Hyland
Rudi Donnybrook
Jundy Brass Band
Consecration Service At Bunbury Cemetery
A solemn consecration service for Bunbury Cemetery in Anglican tradition was led by the Bunbury bishop with assistance from Reverends Adams Prower and Bro. Attendees included the Cathedral Council Trustees and St David's Church representatives. The procession featured the combined choirs and a hymn filled ceremony ending with a collection near seven pounds for the Belgian Relief Fund.
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Bunbury
Church of
Laud
Belsian Relief Fund
Maily close for the historn tates 1 day att pam
The fragmentary note mentions a one day event at Pam with a focus on history or state topics. No clear entities or outcomes are readable, but the item indicates a brief local notice style summary.
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